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Our educational initiatives are exciting projects that aim to promote awareness about the efficient and safe use of electrical energy. With a variety of programs and partnerships, we are committed to educating students and teachers for a sustainable energy future. Explore our educational actions below.


Energy Museum

The Energy Museum is a space dedicated to providing visitors with the opportunity to learn about the principles of electricity and its applications, in addition to learning efficient methods to save energy. As part of the Neoenergia Coelba Energy Efficiency Program, regulated by ANEEL, we offer a variety of experiments that underlie the concepts of physics, magnetism, electromagnetism, optics, sustainability, and different types of electrical energy generation.

The facilities have interactive equipment and mapped projections that explore the history of electricity and its principles. All of this content is available free of charge to students and other visitors. After the renovation, we also added a “Maker” Space, created to encourage student learning through creativity and problem solving using robotics and active methodologies.

It is aimed at children and adolescents and offers a variety of experiments and activities addressing the topic of energy from the human perception of its existence to the present day, focusing on concepts such as sustainability, preservation of the environment and energy efficiency.

At the Energy Museum, there is a true space for the development of science in an interactive and playful way. Our environments were designed to provide interactivity as a main element for visitors. The space includes “all in touch” technology experiments and mapped projections that explain the entire energy path, from generation to delivery to the final consumer. In addition, the history of energy in humanity, Brazil, Bahia, and Neoenergia Coelba is explored.

 

Energy Classes

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Energy Classes actions include interactive environments with technologies, experiments, models, panels, and videos that promote immersive experiences through the use of electricity, energy generation, and energy efficiency.

Visits are free, upon prior appointment, accompanied by trained personnel.

Energy Museum - Bahia;
São Lourenço da Mata Solar Power Plant Space — Pernambuco
Fernando de Noronha Solar Power Plant Space — Pernambuco
Ecoposto Wind Energy Space - Rio Grande do Norte

The actions also take place on an itinerant basis, with the Mobile Educational Units - trucks adapted to serve public educational institutions in Bahia, Pernambuco and São Paulo and Brasília, the general public, at specific events. Click here to learn more.

Energy that transforms


The Energy That Transforms methodology, created by the Roberto Marinho Foundation, Canal Futura and Procel, aims to train teachers, so that they are a vector of communication with students. In addition to working on the topic of rational and safe use of energy, techniques and approach methodologies are also transmitted to be used in the classroom: the teacher is encouraged to create his own approach to transmit this knowledge. The NGO WWF-Brazil is a partner in this action in training on the preservation of the environment.
Energy Education Publications - Click here and access.

I'm Connected to Energy Festival

The I'm Connected to Energy Festival promotes reflection and dialogue on the efficient and safe use of electricity with public schools, preferably full-time schools, working with elementary and high school students (11 to 19 years old), through activities that encourage the appropriation of knowledge on the subject, in a playful and creative way, to make them multipliers of content.

The educational action creates the opportunity to talk with young people, to listen to them through varied artistic productions, such as theater, music, dance, percussion, graffiti, and encourages participation in activities that instill curiosity and challenge the resolution of tasks that require knowledge on the subject.

In this way, young people become multipliers with the potential to promote change in habits, as well as disseminate this information in the communities in which they are inserted.

Follow the development of the teams on the Festival's blog by clicking here.

National Energy Efficiency Olympiad

The National Energy Efficiency Olympiad (ONEE) is an ANEEL initiative and aims to promote education about conscious energy consumption.

The pilot project was submitted by Neoenergia Coelba (BA), in partnership with 33 other distributors, including the other 4 distributors of the Neoenergia group.

ONEE trainings and challenges are conducted remotely. The initial stages of teacher training have students enrolled in the competition, through fully digital training courses on energy efficiency, addressing concepts of energy, electricity generation, development and efficiency of electricity production and consumer systems, and providing texts, videos and lesson plans.

As part of the project, students can participate in tutoring and classes, with videos, activities, and experiments. Students undertake challenges to use knowledge about energy efficiency in practice and answer a test with objective questions on the topic.

Outstanding students and teachers are awarded gold, silver, and bronze medals and honorable mention certificates for 50% of the participants. The award event takes place in Brasilia at the headquarters of the National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL)

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The

Energy Classes actions include interactive environments with technologies, experiments, models, panels, and videos that promote immersive experiences through the use of electricity, energy generation, and energy efficiency.

Visits are free, upon prior appointment, accompanied by trained personnel.

  • Energy Museum - Bahia;
  • São Lourenço da Mata Solar Power Plant Space — Pernambuco
  • Fernando de Noronha Solar Power Plant Space — Pernambuco
  • Ecoposto Wind Energy Space - Rio Grande do Norte
The actions also take place on an itinerant basis, with the Mobile Educational Units - trucks adapted to serve public educational institutions in Bahia, Pernambuco and São Paulo and Brasília, the general public, at specific events.

The Energy That Transforms methodology, created by the Roberto Marinho Foundation, Canal Futura and Procel, aims to train teachers, so that they are a vector of communication with students. In addition to working on the topic of rational and safe use of energy, techniques and approach methodologies are also transmitted to be used in the classroom: the teacher is encouraged to create his own approach to transmit this knowledge. The NGO WWF-Brazil is a partner in this action in training on the preservation of the environment.

Energy Education Publications - Click here and access.

The I'm Connected to Energy Festival promotes reflection and dialogue on the efficient and safe use of electricity with public schools, preferably full-time schools, working with elementary and high school students (11 to 19 years old), through activities that encourage the appropriation of knowledge on the subject, in a playful and creative way, to make them multipliers of content.

The educational action creates the opportunity to talk with young people, to listen to them through varied artistic productions, such as theater, music, dance, percussion, graffiti, and encourages participation in activities that instill curiosity and challenge the resolution of tasks that require knowledge on the subject.

In this way, young people become multipliers with the potential to promote change in habits, as well as disseminate this information in the communities in which they are inserted.

Follow the development of the teams on the Festival's blog by clicking here.

The National Energy Efficiency Olympiad (ONEE) is an ANEEL initiative and aims to promote education about conscious energy consumption.

The pilot project was submitted by Neoenergia Coelba (BA), in partnership with 33 other distributors, including the other 4 distributors of the Neoenergia group.

ONEE trainings and challenges are conducted remotely. The initial stages of teacher training have students enrolled in the competition, through fully digital training courses on energy efficiency, addressing concepts of energy, electricity generation, development and efficiency of electricity production and consumer systems, and providing texts, videos and lesson plans.

As part of the project, students can participate in tutoring and classes, with videos, activities, and experiments. Students undertake challenges to use knowledge about energy efficiency in practice and answer a test with objective questions on the topic.

Outstanding students and teachers are awarded gold, silver, and bronze medals and honorable mention certificates for 50% of the participants. The award event takes place in Brasilia at the headquarters of the National Electric Energy Agency (ANEEL).

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